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supervisors and FInger-eoards.

EBfos HERALD With yonr permission
the HERALD lately about the duty Of super
visors. Very few of the cross roads or forks
Of roads in most Of the townships bear any
thing in the shape of index boards to indi-
cate the location OF distance TO any point Il
traveller may desire to reach Even the fsirn-
ing olf points from the stoyestown road to
Frie,Iens have no tinger-boaris. while Mid
,ilesreei. Jefferson. Somerset and many 9TH
er townships are shamefully barren ofhoards
and index hands Why Is it that one class
of our county officers should be 50 indiffer-
ent with reference to law as our supervisors
are Is it through Ignorance. ar wilIfil ueg-
lect
For the benefit Of all of our supervisors
permit me to call their special attention 10
the law pertaining TO the marking OF roads
crossing and interseciing one anotsser
Act I3, section 81 of Jane 1875. says, The
supervisors aforesaid shall cause posts 10 be
erected at the intersection Of all public roads
within their respective townships where
trees ara not conveniently with boards firmly
fixed thereon. and index lssInds pointing 10
the direction Of such roads, on which boards
shall be inscribed IA large and iegibie esouae-
tegS, the name Of the town. village or place 20
which such roads may lead, and the distance
thereto computed IN miles.
SEXTON 81. If any supervisor shall, after
ten days personal notice, neglect or refuse
10 put up or keep in complete repair index
boards a. aforesaid. such supervisor shall,
for every such offense, forfeit and pay sum
not exceeding ten dollars, &c
some OF the boarsis at few iniersecting
points now up. having the characters in
blark on red boards are scarcely iegible.
while theiew other boarlis scattered over the
county are 80 weatlier-beafen and tinie-w worn
that not a single letter On them can be made
OUT. This fact. together with the more in
excasable neglect Of indexing divergent and
erass-rogsis. shows how one of the plain du-
ties of the supervisors is entirely ignored
*.
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HuShand Itan1s.

The farmers in this section are making ex-
tensive preparations for their fill seeding.
The normal at this place is booming un-
der the able management Of Mr.. Harvey l..
Young.
A picnic is being talked Of by our people,
to be held some time in the near future. The
date has not yet been definitely decided
upon.
Mr.. Harrison Gohn lost very excellent
and valuable mare on Friday of last week
Mr. Gohn had recently been Offered very
handsome price for the animal
The harvest IS past and the summer is al
most ended, and now the people can eongrat-
late themselves that their hay aud grain are
al stored away in splendid condition.
Mr.. Cyrus swank, prominent citizen Of
Somerset township, died at his residence last
week. His remains were inferred in the
cemetery at E.lie on saturday followed by a
large eoneoarse Of relatives and friends. The
services were conducted by Rev Bartlett.
The Farmers Band has again been reor-
ganized. The members OF this band deserve
praise for the excellent music which they
furnish our people. We hope, however,
that they viii give this place a call in the
near future A splendid opportunity is af-
for,led, and they win be heartily welcome.
occAsIoxAL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

Rev o. " johnson, Of Philadelphia, IS
spending a few weeks with relatives in SOM
erset- He VIII preach in the Presbyterian
church on sunday evening, Aug 21st
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

While most Of the old trade dollars have
been sent inua the government repositories
for redemption there may be some who have
neglected # beeaase Of the long period nam
ed by the redemption law fsr the exchange.
The six months within which the trade dol
ksrs can be exchanged for standard silver
dollars viii expire on the sni Of September
and all not presented ON or bsf0re that date
vii De salueless beyond their buIlian value.
The hanks throughout the country generally
offer facilities tor the redemption of the trade
dollars, and all who have thus FAR neglected
to make the exchange should take note OF
the hlct that the time for redemption will ex-
uire on tht. srfl af Sfuten,hsr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17
Rakersyille Briefs.

Ed Baker wears broad smiie-it's a
girl
Mr.. Perry Brugh is making the steam
thresher ham.
Miss Eadie Morrison, the BakersvilIe or
ganist is at Ursina teaching music
Oats harvest Is about finished, and steam
threshing machines are running al full
speed
While Mr. Peter Brugh and William Tay-
man were moving their engine over 4 stream
at tineenyille last week the plank gave way,
letting the engine down on the sleepers,
They pried Il mp. and were soon on their
way 70 the next barn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

drawn 10 serve as jurors at the September
term of Court, commencing Monday the 18th
day
GRAND JURORS.
Addison Urias Ringler
llegheny-Jeremiah B. Hartman.
Berlin-J 5 CiarIuaa
BrothersvaIley Simon F. Hay.
Conemangh--Joseph Rminger.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS sass.
Ienner--Noah H. Shaffer, John ]. Gard
ner.
Lower rnrkeyioot-N 3. Firestone.
Middlecreek - Marion Henry, Singleton
Kimmeli
Sfilforli-G NJ Baker
Northampton Nelson Bitner
Quemahoning-CaIvin Ballsh, Jacob Hor-
ner
Somerset Borough-willia Pifer, Wesley
Burns, c. H. Znia.i
Somerset franklin Barclay, F. H. Mus
ser, John Miller.
stouycreek 6. kimmell.
Summit-Alex Lenhart.
gi5tf 4 AuEhtN loyt---f tstliNic III
rRAyERsE JURoRs-FIRsr WEEK.
Ad,iison-Albert NcClintock. Isaac Davis.
Allegheny-Iosiah II Miller, Samuel 6.
Walker Michael Jordan
Berlin Borough William y Weller.
Brorhersvalley-Cha A. Fioto.
Conemaugh-Isrzlel Shnably, John stahl.
Elklick-John statler
Jefferson-Joseph Meyers.
Jenner-Adam. Lohr J B. Friediine, oil
yer Peterson, Frederick Donges.
Lower Tnrkeyfoot-silas Jenkins, John n.
Younkin
Miidlecreek Elias Hecder.
SIeyersdaIe Borough William H. zufill,
Alex Beam.
Milfori-Appleton Witt. NJ. R. Weimer-
Paint Edmund Holsapple John Weaver,
John B.. Horner, Peter Hoffman
Quemahoning-A A. J Spangier-
shade-John Reel, jeremiah Custer, Albert
tSohn
somerset Borough Philip Gilbert.
sonerset-Jacob Fike, : Peter Young W
F. Ihl. Anthony Ash, Andrew Woy, VIM.
j. Rhuais
southampton-B F. Baker
TRAVERSE JuRoRs-sECoND WEEK.
Allegheny y-samuel J. Brant, Alex Hilie-
gas, Aagnstus Gl,sssner
Berlin Barough-Joseph Evil
Brothersyalley Lewis Berkey. Conrad 2
Baker, Joseph L. Burkholder- John ; Mey
ers
Conemaugll-JosephJ Johns.
Confluence Borlugh--Gearge 6 Croft
Thomas Little
Elkiick- William H Hay, solomon Hersh-
berger
Greenville- Simon J. Glotieity, Paul Wer-
ner, Frekeriek Durr
Jenner-Levi Haniin, James X. Biesecker,
j. J. Reiman.
Jennerown Borough. B. Johnson.
IArrimer-H Herman Johnson, A. o. Beal
Lower Turkeyfoot-John Harmed
Meyers,iale Borough-Ricliard Beleher.
Milford Henry Fiu, William :. Meyers.
New Centreville B0rough-Peter ?. Pile
lockwood Boruugt-James d. CritehtieId,
Peter J. PhilIippi
Somerset Borough-Noah Gasebeer, VIM.
G. Weaver
Somerset Christian Custer, J. E. Gastiger,
Augustus F. stahl.
Stonyereek Martin Brsrnt
Upper Turkeyfoot-David Henry, Elias
Griffith.
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Bedford Prohibitionists Nomin ate
County Ticket.

The convention of the Prohibitionists OF
Bedford County was held al Bedford Tues
day Of last week Counting the Chairman
and Secretary Of the County Committee
there were eight delegates present. Resolu-
tions similar 10 those which have been
adopted in other counties were passed. and
the following ticket nominated For Sheriff,
George b. Sleek. of SchellsbGrg for Pro
thonotary, Jacob Carpenter, of Londonderry
Township for Register and Recorder g.
Newton Horn, OF Hyndman for Treasurer.
Rev jacob X Brown, of Woodbury. Town
ship for Commissioners, JAMES w. F0or,
Of East Providence Township, and Jonathan
>im0ns. OF Londonderry Township for Di-
rector Of the Poor, Michael Earnest of Bed
ford Township. The following gentlemen
were elected delegates 10 the State Conven-
tion Abraham Snavely, George B. Sleek,
Austin Mason, Elias c Bedford, Rev. ]. W.
Bedford f. S Defibaagh job Mock and
Rev T. Diener Messrs. Defbaugh and
Sleek we're chosen to represent the county
on the state Committee. with Rev. Bedford
as alternate. \ collection was taken up.
and $40 . was realized
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

Miss Emma MnsSeinaan. secnnd daughter
OF Judge G. G. Mnsselman, died al her ia
Tiers residence al an early hour Friday
morning. Miss Emma was the firsi of the
family who were stricken with malarial ie-
yer iittle over two weeks ago. She was
most esiimable young lady and her untime-
~ death win be sincerely Inonrnei by a
large circle Of friends and acquaintance
The entire family, witii the exception Of
Miss Ella, who was called home from the
West on aeeount Of the Illness Of her rrin-
tiges are all down with the disease. but are
gradually growing better. The cause of the
family Illness is said 70 have been from the
bursting If defective drain pipe, which
permitted the sewerage TO run into the well
from which they obtained their supply of
drinking water.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

The Eleventh Rennion Of the Society of
the Army Of West Virginia will be held at
wheeiing. August I'D to 18th, and. for the
accommodation Of all persons desiring to at
tend, excursion tickets will be s,id To Wheel
ing. by the b. 4 o. R. r. Co, at one fare for
the roand trip from all stations west of and
including Cumberland. Tickets win be sold
every day from August 22rd to 18th, inciii-
Siye. and all tickets will be COED for return
passage until August 9TH, inclusive
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17
Dwelling House,

Rank Barn and other outbuildings. all in = goesl
state OF repair. There is good water in every
field, fine sugar grove containing from FIVE to
six hundred Trees with good sugar Camp. The
land is underlaid with limestone aud there are
three lime kilns burning constantly within con
yenient distance. The farm adioins land of Pc
ter Friediine and " iitiAm Ream on the West, Le-
Vi Friesiiine amt John Fisher on the North.
Christner and William Raucn on the East and
land Of present owner on the south. VIII be slld
on reasonable terms. and II sold SOON immediate
possession will be given For further partictI-
lars call or address
HENRY :. PICKING.
Augl7-tf- Jennertown. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

Constable Waters Of J0hustown, arrived
in Somerset Friday morning with Samuel
Ream in charge, and lodged him in jail
Ream i a ferbi'iding looking youth Of about
nineteen years Of age. HIS home IS near
whiskey springs. in Cambria County He
is charged with having committed a brutal
assault upon The person Of Miss Catharine
seiter. domestic in the ianiily Of David B.
Wilson, Esq. ofConemangh township. Miss
Keifer Is ahouf fourteen years Of age and Is
said 10 be 0f rather attractive appearance
The case viii be trie,i al the september term
81 Court
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

4 MENDMENr To THE CONSTITUTION
n proposed "a the citizens OF this Common
wealth for their approval or rejection by the ten-
eral Assembly OF the Commonwealth Of Pennsyl-
vania. Published by order Of the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth. in pursuance of Article
XVIII Of the Constitution.
JOINT resolution proposing an amendment to the
Constitution OF this commonwealth
SECTION /. Be It resolved by the senate aiia
Houss. of Representatives 81 the Commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, That
the foiOwiug amendment IS proposed 10 the Cons
stiaiIi0n OF the Commonwealth Of Pennsy iyalia
ia accordance with the Eighteenth Article there
Of
AMENDMENT
There shall DE- an additional article to said Con
stitufiOn to be designated as Article KIN as fol-
lows
ARTICLE XIX.
The manufacture. sale. or keeping for sale OF
Intoxicating liquor. to be used as a beverage, i
hereby prohibited, and any violation OF this pro-
hinifi0i shall be- ulisdeIneauor, punishable
shall be provided by law.
The manufacture, sale or keeping for sale Of
Intoxicating liquOr Tor other purposes than
beverage may be allow ed in such manner only ~
may BE- prescribed by law. The General Assembly
shall at the first session succeeding The adoption
of this article OF the Constitution. enact as with
adequate penalties for its enforceIneus
A trne cupy OF the Joint Resolution
CHARLES w. stone
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

The second annual reunion af The Luther
ans Of s-onerses county wiil be bcli al Rock
wood eu Thursday. September /. 1857 H.
Lewis BaEgiser, D. D., professor in Pennsyl-
vania College, and editor Of the -tu,tsisarg
TaarAey- and others. viii deliver addresses.
All arr cordially invited
4 s'rs-csr
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a Card.

We are stiIl in the field selling our famous
Star copper Rod. three inches outside sur
isce, at reasonable prices. All work salts
factory, or no pay one among the best Of
f.rs.d. RHoAIss Bios
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Teachers Examinations.

Special examination af Berlin ON satur-
days, October lst and sth.
Examinations will begin at O'Clock, a.
N. Applicants will be prepared with writ
ing material Legal cap preferred.l
Certificates will be issued on the morning
following the examination of applicants,
The p"stotfiee ut the plase where the exam
ination i held will be the most convenient
medinn.
Direetors and friends OF education are
earnestly invited 4, be present
]. VI. BEKSEY,
County superintendent.
BERf.IN. Pa. Anglst Z 1887.
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NOTICE.

Estate cf Ephraiin Ross. deceased. late sf One
malsonine Twp. Somerset aunev. Pa
Letters 5esramentary on the above estate
having been granted u the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice Is hereby given % ali
per@sns indebted 70 said estate % make iEnHetii-
ate pas E1nent, and those having claims against
the same 70 present them duly authenticated for
settlement ON Thursday, September Z fSs7 at the
residence of Moses Miller. n sad township.
SARAH ROSS
MOSES MILLER.
jul20 ExE. Of Ephraim Ross deed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

now ready for delivery Farmers who have
not ordered viii please call At the Office of
Peter Fink. at the Somerset Depot, and
examine our goods before purchasing else
where. A. z KosER
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MARRIED.

JAMEs-ScOTT.- the residence OF
John r. Scott, Esp. in Somerset, on Thurs
day. August II, 1887. by Elder Peter yogel,
Mr. John r James, of Williams Station. to
Miss May Scott, OF New tentrevilIe. Somerset
County, Pa
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A~=$
Lost.

a check made by John y. scully on the
First National Bank of Pittsburgh, for
sI2o 80 payable 10 Mr. Z. A Fayman has
been lost All banks are hereby notified Hot
IA, cash the same
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4 pNIyIsTRAroR.s yoTIcE.

Estate of Christian Bltasgh sd IaIe * siialis.
Twp. SOMERSET 90. Pa.
letters 0f administration on she shove estate
having been granted to the undersigned BY Ei1e
proper authority notice is hereby given - all
persons intiensed said estate 10 make iYumetii-
ate payment and those having fiaims agai;ssf tie
settlement, - the undersigned a The home
stead If the deceased near Rns-sst8wn on SatlsY
day. the "a daF Of September lssz
ESDCH BLOC6H
jflv.D administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

Estate Of Michael Brubaker. deceased late OF
St8yest0wn Borough. Somerset COUNTY Pa
Letters ,estlEneufaTy on the above estate having
been granted % The undersigned by the proper
debted 70 said estate U make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same VIII
present them duly authenticated for settlement
u the Executor at the late residence 81 the ti.-
ceased on Saturday, the Ri day Of september
lss1 WILLIAM BRCBAEER
yiEZ3 Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

Strayei from the stable of the subscriber
on saturday morning July 9th, = yellow and
white spotted COW, white face aIEd large
horns Horns bored from under side. A
liberal reward VIII Be paid asr her inanae,ii
ATE Return
Joseph fffs4Hfgrs fsss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

Miss Matte smith of Parker-burg, West
Virginia, Is visiting her school friend, Miss
Name Uhl Miss smith Is not only most
charming Young Lidy. bat an elocutionist Of
rare ability, and occasionally delights her
new made friends with captivating reeita-
lions
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Wanted !

Hi,lss. Furs, Bark viii pay the highest
cash prices for all kinds of hides. pelts and
firs also want 500 cords of Rock Oak and
Spruce bark.
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A DMTNIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Charles A. StarIer decd late Of shade
Twp, Somerset Co.. Pa.
Letters OF administration on the above esiate
having been granted - The undersigned BY the
proper authority notice IS hereby given % al
persons indebted % said estate 70 make inmeti-
ate payment. and those having claims agsiinsr the
siine 60 present them duly authenticated flr set
tiefuent on saturday. august nth 49, at the res
ideuce Of sarah Statler in BiIo icstaUn
DAVID L COLEMAN
ilRea6 allnIir.i.fr,,rllr.
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pULE TO ACCEPT Or REFUSE
To Washington Baker residing IN Fulton Malf-
R0niAh County. Oregon
i0u are hereby notified 70 be and appear az an
Orphans Court 10 be held az saraerse6, Pa, on
Monday, the 18th day of September next. % ac-
eept refuse 70 take the real estate OF solomon
Baker. decreased. ar the appraised valuation. OF
show cause ny the same should not be sold
SHERIFF's .GFFIcE JOHN WINTERS
sept Il. lsSf. sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

4 MENDNENT TO THE CONSTITUTION pro-
~ posed % the citizens OF this Commonwealth
for their approval rejection by the General As
senbiy Of the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Published by order II the secretary of the Com
monwealIh. in pursuance Of Article XVIII Of the
Constitution.
Joint resolution proposing an amendment 10 the
constitution of tsla commonwealth
SEXTON 1. Be rcsslgef on tle s,lf0te and Hosfse
II Representatives u ne GIEas1stlressih NJ pnas-
seiaiI II GcReygi AsssI5tg MT That the following
is proposed as an amendment tn the constitution
Of the commonwealth Of Pennsy lrania in accord
ance with the provisions OF the eighteenth article
thereof:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

This is rhe time Of year when the farmer
who does not take a newspaper because be
cannot afford il meets with two or three
travelling confidence men, and gets cheated
out OF enough money in one day TO pay tor
subscription 70 half dozen daily papers
from every state IN the Union.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

This is one Of the most desirable farms in SOM
erset County, lying in the heart Of most beauti-
nH and fertile valley II Is situated one mile
rom Jennert0wn. 0ue-haif mile from Jsilnstowu
pike, and 0ne-half nile from Greensburg and
Stoyestown pike There are I'VE churches with
in a radius of txo miles Of the farm, and good
tfrist Mil Is only about half mile distant Fhe
farm contains 80 acres, - acres cleared and IN
high state OF cultivation balance vel tinbered
haVtng thereon erncIpf a anad LXO-stOrv fraInf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

A PPLICATION FOR LAND WAR
"a RAST.-Notice j. hereby gwen that have
fled an application with the Secretary Of Inter
IisIl Affairs Of the Commonwealth of FeilnsvsTa-
dia fer warrant apT ten acres II unilnprrYesl
land sstuate in Shade Township, S0nsrsef Caun-
U, Pa. adjoining lands of John Rboais, Lewis
W'sker the heirs CT Frederick Helman. decreased
Josiah Lowry, and others aua at ghe expiration
Of thirty days viii ask that warrant BE issuesi
To me Tor the same
isliaT-a GEO. " TTMNERsf IN
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People who bear in mind that halfripe or
green fruit does not mix well with ice water
and refrain from indulgence in thar respect
VIII save themselves great deal of pain and
prooablya funeral. This should be particIl-
larry Thought Of when allowing Little ones 20
eat early fruir
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

Or. Pierce. Of Kings optical Company,
VIII be in Somerset on saturday, August
3iith All persons in need Of glasses, or who
desire having their eyes examined can do
50 by coming to BeiseeIser 4 snyders store
No charge for examination.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-17

Mr. NJ H. Hartzeli, Of lockwood, dele
gate % the Republican state Convention,
LEFT TOR Harrisburg Tuesday morning
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4 psnNIsTRAroR.s voTIcE.

Estate of Elizabeth Rodgers dee It. Ista * Paint
Township, Somerset County PA
Isetre rss9f ADM en- he ahssveesfaiae hsV-
ing been granted to the undersigned hy the proper
4slffcrfiv. n0riee Is hereby given u AL rsrSasz
indebted - said esffte 70 nsske iIainesafe usy-
inssft apa tf< iiy llr eisLiIsss against "a. sane
Viii present. siseEi stuiy lsffiesItisafesl For s.e-
nseaf oa saturday -eps y. Iss7 Sc te late resl-
tsEec Of tis 4sizsle1sf.4F IN Paint Tass usiii p
-sauersss FsallEEs PA
IAMES EsneEES
aaefa s.tnsiuisssll,sr.
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MONEY :: 9: : !: :: ::: 4: e: I: Z: 4 q! {: 4

thing of great value and importance "a yau that
wil Harr you in business which viii bring you in
more money righI away than anything else ia this
world ANY one do the work aad live al
home Either sex ali ages something new.
that Just coins money for all workers We viii
start you !; capital net needed. This is one affhe
genuine, important chances OF n lifetime. Those
who are ambitious and ealerprising need not de
g1lsta. Maine dee.-es-s IS. Tyr.
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Freight traffic on the :. & @ Railway is
very brisk just now, trains being run day
and night 70 accommodate the trade.
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Since our last issue Marriage Licenses hive
been issufsi % the following named persons
Lloyd Frederick and Eliza Margares Me
Carly, both Of fElklick township.
John r. James, Of Williams Station. and
Mary scott, of New Centreviile
George Rose and Amanda Miller. both
Of Johnstown
George W schrock Of stonycreek town-
ship. and Lottie G sehroek. Of Bruthersval-
ley rownship.
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ExEcUToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of John SgdeF, decd. late of Brothersyal-
ley Twp, somerset Co, Pa.
Letters testanentsIry the above estate hav-
ing been granted 10 the undersigned by the prnp-
er authority notice is hereby given all persons
iiidcDted 10 said estate "a make Immediate pay
meut. and those having claims against the saI1is
VIII present them duly authenticated Cor settle
ment 10 the undersigned Executors at the late
residence OF the deceased. On saturday the z4Jh
day of september, iss7.
EDMFND SFFnER,
WILLIAM SEDER,
augiL Executors
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The crowd in attendance al camp meeting
sunday was quite Arse. bat was not mp 20
th.t Of previous years.
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Miss Grace Pile, of Washington City, IS
visiting relatives and friends IN somerset.
She Is q guest at the residence Of A. J. schell
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Mz Austin Keel and her two children
are seriously n with malarial fever. The
children are considered 10 oe in very criti-
cal condition.